bandman 0 Posted February 14, 2006 well i have 8 in my band currently, if i eat at a normal/fast pace i will throw up, but if i eat at the "band" speed i do not throw up but i can eat a whole plate of food, what's wrong here, i feel like the band is tight because if i eat normally or dont chew well i puke, but if i chew well and eat slowly i can eat way too much... any ideas? need some advice, before i call the doc. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jachut 487 Posted February 14, 2006 Its interesting you say that because I'm a bit the same. I havent PBd ever yet but I do get discomfort if I eat too fast (ie. normally) but like you I find if I eat slowly I eat what I consider too much. What I have noticed though is that I finish my meal (which is good bandster size, that's just what I serve myself) and still feel I'd like a bit more but if I wait, in about 10 minutes that feeling just goes away and I dont want it anymore. I dont know how to explain it, somehow I "know" when to stop without any warning signal from my body that I could put my finger on, but that comes before my head says its ready, therefore I have this "hmm, maybe a little dessert?" feeling. But like I said, 10 minutes and that's gone and I know I'm full. The thing is I think a lot of people still look for and expect that really "full" feeling like you used to have after you've finished a huge meal. I find that now, fullness to me isnt what it was, I cant achieve that feeling because my lower stomach isnt that full, but there's just a different kind of feeling that tells me to stop, but I really cant describe it, its just something I know. Do you think you could be failing to read your body's signals and eating past that? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MeganA 35 Posted February 14, 2006 You just need a fill, that's all. Your opening is too big and the food slips right through. No big deal. Call your doctor and get a fill and then you'll understand what I'm talking about better. :-) Megan Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wendyr 0 Posted February 14, 2006 Yes, a fill will make a big difference, it will be uncomfortable at first, but it has helped my weight loss take off. I am on the 3rd week since my fill and I am finally able to take a couple bites of meat with out getting sick, but I am glad I didn't get an unfill. My first fill did not help that much because he had to take some out. This is my second fill and it is working. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites